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      Phase structure of the Born–Infeld–anti-de Sitter black holes probed by non-local observables

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      The European Physical Journal C
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          We suggest a means of obtaining certain Green's functions in 3+1-dimensional \({\cal N} = 4\) supersymmetric Yang-Mills theory with a large number of colors via non-critical string theory. The non-critical string theory is related to critical string theory in anti-deSitter background. We introduce a boundary of the anti-deSitter space analogous to a cut-off on the Liouville coordinate of the two-dimensional string theory. Correlation functions of operators in the gauge theory are related to the dependence of the supergravity action on the boundary conditions. From the quadratic terms in supergravity we read off the anomalous dimensions. For operators that couple to massless string states it has been established through absorption calculations that the anomalous dimensions vanish, and we rederive this result. The operators that couple to massive string states at level \(n\) acquire anomalous dimensions that grow as \(2\left (n g_{YM} \sqrt {2 N} )^{1/2}\) for large `t Hooft coupling. This is a new prediction about the strong coupling behavior of large \(N\) SYM theory.
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              Charged AdS Black Holes and Catastrophic Holography

              We compute the properties of a class of charged black holes in anti-de Sitter space-time, in diverse dimensions. These black holes are solutions of consistent Einstein-Maxwell truncations of gauged supergravities, which are shown to arise from the inclusion of rotation in the transverse space. We uncover rich thermodynamic phase structures for these systems, which display classic critical phenomena, including structures isomorphic to the van der Waals-Maxwell liquid-gas system. In that case, the phases are controlled by the universal `cusp' and `swallowtail' shapes familiar from catastrophe theory. All of the thermodynamics is consistent with field theory interpretations via holography, where the dual field theories can sometimes be found on the world volumes of coincident rotating branes.
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                Journal
                The European Physical Journal C
                Eur. Phys. J. C
                Springer Nature
                1434-6044
                1434-6052
                November 2016
                November 2016
                : 76
                : 11
                Article
                10.1140/epjc/s10052-016-4463-4
                b361a3ed-df36-4fae-9cea-e4f530fa3c75
                © 2016
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